Hacker Hotshot Archives: 2011 - 2013

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Our Past Hacker Hotshot Events in 2013:

May 7th Phil Young "Mainframed: The Secrets Inside that Black Box"
May 2nd Alejandro Caceres "PunkSPIDER: An Open Source, Scalable Distributed Fuzzing Project Targeting the Entire Internet"
April 24th Michael Boman "Malware Analysis on a shoe-string budget"
April 16th Justin Searle "Pentesting Smart Grid Web Apps"
April 10th Andrew Gavin "Post Exploitation Nirvana Launching OpenDLP Agents over Meterpreter Sessions"
April 9th Lavakumar Kuppan "IronWASP – Open Source Web Security Testing Platform"
April 4th Dr. Phil Polstra "Bypassing Endpoint Security for $20"
April 3rd Joe Bardwell "802.11ac Packet Capture and RF Behavior for Client Device Analysis"
April 2nd Svetlana Gaivoronski "Demorpheus Getting Rid Of Polymorphic Shellcodes In Your Network"
March 28th Randy Gainer "Mobile Payment Litigation Risks"
March 27th Sergio Valderrama "Scylla and 1.0 Alpha"
March 20th B0b Pan "APK File Infection on Android System"
March 19th Josh Thomas "Off-Grid Communications with Android"
March 14th Chris Conley "Bad and Sometimes Good Tech Policy. It is Not Just a DC Thing"
March 12th Christopher Pogue "OPFOR 4 Ever"
March 7th Dan Tentler "Shodan: Drinking From the Caffeine Firehose"
March 6th Jeremy Faircloth "Basic system scan and exploit XSS using BackTrack"
Feb 28th Ryan Holeman "Passive Bluetooth Monitoring in Scapy"
Feb 26th Adam Baldwin "Blind XSS"
Feb 23rd Jonathan Walker "Determining Attack Surfaces and Vulnerable Systems Using Nmap"
Feb 21st Nadeem Douba "Sploitego"
Feb 20th Eric Reed "How To Sniff A Switched Network in 15 Minutes"
Feb 19th Jonathan Walker "Determining Attack Surfaces and Vulnerable Systems"
Feb 19th Dan Petro "Network Anti-Reconnaissance"
Feb 12th Jonathan Schipp "Intro to Network Traffic Analysis"
Feb 7th Zoltan Balazs "Zombie Browsers Spiced With Rootkit Extensions"
Jan 30th Josh Shaul "Hacking The Big 4 Databases"
Jan 29th Alexander Polyakov "Breaking SAP Portal"
Jan 24th  Larry Pesce "Hacking Survival"
Jan 22nd Gianni Gnesa "Advanced Industrial Espionage Attacks"
Jan 17th David Willson "Active Defense: Can You Legally Go Beyond Your Network to Defend Yourself?"
Jan 16th Siobhan MacDermott "Wide Open Privacy"
Jan 15th Gary Miliefsky "Bulletproof IT Security"
Jan 10th Brian Martin "Secrets of Running a Consulting Business"

Our Past Hacker Hotshot Events in 2012:

December 20th Eric Filiol "Dynamic Cryptographic Backdoors!"
December 19th Nicolas Gregoire "Attacking XML Processing"
December 18th Winn Schwartau "Helping Kids Learn About Cyber Safety"
December 12th Steven Fox "FedRAMP How the Feds Plan to Manage Cloud Security Risks"
December 6th Marcia Hofmann "Legal Issues in Mobile Security Research"
December 5th Dr. Galina Pildush "UnVeiling LTE Cloud Security"
December 4th Chris Silvers "Go With the Flow: Strategies For Successful Social Engineering"
November 29th Eric Leblond "Playing with Network Layers to Bypass Firewalls' Filtering Policy"
November 28th Thomas Holt "Identifying Cyber Warriors"
November 27th Ilja van Sprundel "Auditing iPhone and iPad applications"
November 20th Deral Heiland "If you own a Multi Function Printer (MFP), then I own you!"
November 14th Ryk Edelstein "The Cicada Solution"
November 14th G Mark Hardy "Hacking as an ACT OF WAR!"
November 8th Jordan Sissel "Open source log and event management"
November 7th Jonathan Cran "Advanced Persistent PenTesting: Fighting Fire with Fire"
November 6th DJ Palombo "Raspberry Pi Hacking"
October 24th Georgia Weidman "Smartphone Penetration Testing Framework"
October 23rd Aamir Lakhani "Bring Your Own Disaster"
October 17th Rob Randell "Architecting and Building a Secure Virtual Infrastructure and Private Cloud"
October 16th Winn Schwartau "Solving the Cyber Security Hiring Crisis DHS and the Great Talent Search"
October 11th Simon Crosby "A Tale of Two Clouds: The One in Your Data Center and Your Pocket"
October 11th Ray Friedman "Advanced Persistent Threats"
October 9th Michael Berman "Security and Software-Defined Networks"
October 3rd Ian Moyse "The Challenges And Concerns Of Adopting Cloud"
September 27th Mario Heiderich "HTML5 Security Cheat Sheet"
September 26th Chris Danzig "Kim Dotcom Is Not Kim il-Sung"
September 20th Janakiram "Top ten reasons why start-ups should consider cloud"
September 18th Rich Casselberry "Choosing the right cloud provider"
September 13th Shreeraj Shah "HTML5 Next Generation Attacks"
September 12th Jay Judkowitz "Cloudstack Rapid Fire Vendor Responses"
September 12th Michelle Dennedy "How Secure Is Your Child's Social Security Number?"
September 4th Steve Orrin "Mobility in the Cloud"
August 30th Richard Stiennon "Getting Into Gartner's Magic Quadrant"
August 28th Seth Robinson "Penetrating the Cloud Opportunities and Challenges for Business"
April 10th Kevin Henry "Five Advanced Persistent Threats APT You MUST Know About"

Our Past Hacker Hotshot Events in 2011:

May 23rd Tady Walsh "Keeping Our Websites Accessible"
May 23rd Molly Holzschlag "HTML5 Design Principles & Developer Strategy"
May 23rd Lachlan Hunt "HTML5 Status Update"
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